Tufts backs S expansion in N Vietnam forum
American policy adviser Professor Tufts defended expansion in North Vietnam during a Vietnam forum at Wilder Main Lounge. He argued bombing would boost anti American forces. he also challenged the view that the South Vietnamese majority sided with the Viet Cong, noting the isolation of many Vietnamese people. The discussion touched on pacifism and the level of force in Southeast Asia.
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Congress Elects Craine President Select Pete Anderson VP
A student assembly at the college elected Craine as president and Pete Anderson as vice president. Committees were formed with members named to key panels. Meetings are scheduled across the week in Bryant Lecture Hall and other campus locations to establish program and policy governance.
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Action Against Apartheid Delegates to Washington Conclave
George Feeney reports that Action Against Apartheid plans a Washington conference with student delegates to pressure U S policy on apartheid. DuBow of the SAA outlines a second annual rational conference to educate participants and spur action, amid church and campus groups. Calls recruit students, highlight foreign investment and United Nations stance, and avoid potential clashes tied to South Africa policy.
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Autonomous Dining Hall Rules Debate Sparks Campus Council
Cornell student council discussed dormitory governance and dining hall norms. Debate focused on house mothers influence and potential creation of a council committee to study unwritten rules governing residents. The session approved funds for Focus and allocated seven hundred dollars for unspecified campus programs.
Editorial on Student Congress Roles and Committees
See Review editorial on Student Congress separation and Diversity Committee and the Role of the Student in the Power Structure Committee held their organizational meetings in the afternoon. The election necessitated a special 10 p.m. session to complete balloting reflecting tension and partisan lines. After the vote leaders consolidated plans as the Agenda Committee and delegates move to non-political work of the Resolutions Committees to survey campus student opinions and draft tentative resolutions for the March 1 adoption. Doug Fuson, senior Student Council member and chair.
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Six Students To Stay Week In Birmingham
Six college students will spend spring vacation at Birmingham Southern University in a student exchange program. Lucy Barker of the National Student Association says the project aims to foster understanding between North and South. A reverse six Birmingham Southern students will visit Oberlin College the week of March 14.
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